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Chinatown Wet Market & Hawker Centre

Singapore, Singapore

About Chinatown Wet Market & Hawker Centre

The Chinatown Complex is Singapore's largest hawker centre, home to 260+ stalls on the upper floors and a traditional wet market below. The variety is staggering - Hokkien mee, laksa, dim sum, roast duck, rojak, and cendol all within a single building. Best visited at lunch when all stalls operate.

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📍335 Smith Street, Singapore 050335

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Why it works for solo travelers

✓ Comfortable to eat here on your own — you won't feel out of place dining solo.
✓ Budget-friendly ($).

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